Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-04-23
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice of Dissolution. a
Notice is hereby given that the co-pertnership F.
heretofore, existing between cen h ~ a.hars ! Great I
Fails has been dissolved by mutual consent, :
Mr.. Mathews will continue the BUSINESS OF tne s
Fata firm. and viii pay and collect all bills OF she {
! : IN, ROBERT PONTET. s
sIe "f jameson
Great Falls Feb. 1857. @
Notice of Dissolution.
Neticei is hereby given.that the co .partnership
heretofore existing between Robert moore ana
MEX OBrien. has been dissolved by mutual con-
Mr.. Moore will continue the pasi nt S;iis
as 4ha I,ia Hrn,- ROBERT MOORE,
NICE OBRIEN.
Great Falls, March IA, 1887.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
DR.. E. Crdtcher came over from q
2eau Tuesday.
Every coach brings a number Of strang
ssrs to Great Falls.
NJ. Harris returned from a weeks WISH
nj Helena on fTluay > GodCh. |
Isaac Fry reports tbs catch of 17spounds
cs fish in an hour one day this week.
H. j. -O'Hanlon, with T. c. Power u
Bro. of Fort Benton, was in town this
week. -.
G. F. Klanbeck, a well-known con-
tractor Of Billings, came in on thursdays
coach.
The long expected truck wheels tor the
fire bows arrived Tuesday. The laddles
are 10 happy.
Fl. C. Bronco and Frank Baker of La
Moure, Dakota, were among the arrivals
On Thursdays coach. n"
Last Thursday was one of the few miser-
able DAYS which falls to the lot OF Mon
sana in early s%pringtime.
S. A. Beachley has broke ground for a
business building on Central avenue below
Ben. Lapeyre's drug store.
We understand a very, in fact extra
ordinary, large fish was seen IN the river
one day this week by W. Il. Cairns. See!
The Park hotel laundry is prepared to
do. in the best and quickest name all
fhe laundry work in Great Fslls. Leave
orders at the hotel Office. tt
T. R. Brazil, late of Livingston, has
Reased John Gamers property on First
avenue south, and will shortly open a
restaurant and clearinghouse.
w. Fl. Cairns, OF the Rocky Mountain
Telegraph Company, left for Butte Thurs
aiay to attend the nuptials of a relative
He will be absent about one week.
J. F. McClelland, late of the Merchants
hotel, Portland, Oregon, with his family
arrived here this week. Mr.. McClelland
will o~ficiate as day clerk at the Park.
It is estimated that over 2,50O,oV
bricks will be manufactured at Grea
Falls the present summer, and OF TIL
number the. greater portion will be laid Il
walls this year.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of the Grand Union hotel. San
Kohlberg, the genial proprietor, propose
TO make his hotel the popular one at IN
river metropolis.
W.. S. Wetzel has placed q 4OO-candl
power lamp in his liquor store. ltdoesn
cost anything to look at it, but a mer
mention Of its beauty or power, IS distress
5ngly extravagant.
w. o. Dexter will have his two ferry
boats in operation now in a very shol
time. The cable for his large boat, whlc
will ply tie river below the mouth OF 81
river, is on the ground.
John Mcguire, the Montana theatrlc
manager, telegraphed D. G. Ehrhart t
accommodations for his company, WhIc
will be here the first week IN May. y.
people may look forward to a rich treat
ahe amusement line.
George ". Taylor started for Helel
Friday, where he will represent the g